I tested seven label makers from Brother, Dymo and Epson, and found two models that make organizing your home more orderly and fun.

A printer is no longer just an office machine tucked away in a corner. It has become an important part of everyday routines at home, in small businesses, and in workplaces of all sizes. The ...

Thermal transfer overprinters (TTO) are a proven solution for adding variable information to flexible packaging, such as bags ...

We know that whatever printer we purchase from the market, it prints in black & white or color. Color ink cartridge normally has cyan, yellow, and magenta inks. It uses these inks to mix the user’s ...

Federal Insurance Company wants more than $350,000 back from CET Color, Inc. after a fire at a Minnesota plant, blaming a ...

Windows 11’s September Patch Tuesday update, KB5065426, is reportedly breaking file and print sharing across networks.

Private printing firms under the aegis of the Gutenberg Print Professionals Association of Nigeria have kicked against a new Federal Government directive barring Ministries, Departments, and Agencies ...

All-in-one printers, as the name suggests, do more than just print. They can scan, copy and fax documents large and small, whether you’re looking for one for your home office or small business. If you ...

Printers connected to a computer can serve an essential purpose to some people. If you’re one of them, running into issues like your printer not being detected or found missing can be cumbersome. In ...

Whether you need a simple desktop monochrome laser for a home business, a color machine for churning out handouts and presentations, or a multifunction printer for a busy office, we've got a top ...

It's the stuff of cyberpunk science fiction — tattoos adorned with flashing lights and sophisticated circuitry. They'll monitor our vitals, we're told, and feed us personalized health advice in real ...

Business trip, road trip, or just a trip across town? Our top tested travel printers will let you print photos, documents, and more on the spot, wherever you are. Most of my current work for PCMag is ...